Question 1

I'm a bit confused about my recent eye test results. I went to Titan Eye and they said my vision is 2.00 on both sides, so I ordered glasses based on that. But a few days later, during a family checkup, another eye test showed my vision as 1.50. When I asked Titan Eye about this, they mentioned that a variation of 0.25 or 0.50 is normal and suggested that wearing 2.00 glasses wouldn't harm my eyes. But I'm not quite convinced. Is it really okay to wear glasses with a slightly higher power, like 2.00 instead of 1.50? Do you think its better to stick with a 1.50 power for reading, or should I consider progressive lenses? I've tested with another doctor who also said it's 1.50. What's your advice on the best route to take here?

Accepted Answer

You go according to ophthalmologist opinion , sometimes technicians may not do it properly.. .minor variation will be there in all test, its interobsever variation.... Results also depends on type of test whether it's just a chart test or slit lamp test..

Question 2

Can you help me understand what the expected vision is for a 5-year-old? Like, if a doctor checks their eyes, should they be able to see the line on the chart that corresponds to 2020 vision? Or is there a different line that's considered normal for kids that age? I'm a bit unsure and would love some clarity on this.

Accepted Answer

Dolo 650 dependence can be concerning.

Consider consulting a doctor to address the underlying causes of your body pain and mental fogginess. They may recommend:

Alternative pain relievers like Aceclofenac or Etoricoxib
Muscle relaxants like Thiocolchicoside
Vitamins and supplements to address potential deficiencies
Lifestyle changes, such as exercise, meditation, or physical therapy

Question 3

I've been dealing with keratoconus in both my eyes, and it's been about 2.5 months since I had the C3R and Intacs procedures. I'm still experiencing a lot of light sensitivity. Is that normal, and how long might it take for the sensitivity to improve?

Accepted Answer

Keratoconus is a progressive disease and needs constatnt attention and also take time to get corrected or to stop progressing,do not rub your eyes or strain your eyes,follow your doctors advice

My mom had an eye operation recently, and she's now having trouble with blurred vision. What can I do to help? I'm really concerned.

Visit your doctor for evaluation and appropriate management

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I've been dealing with keratoconus in both my eyes, and it's been about 2.5 months since I had the C3R and Intacs procedures. I'm still experiencing a lot of light sensitivity. Is that normal, and how long might it take for the sensitivity to improve?